Adrienne Crombie

Dates:

Saturdays & Sundays        May through June
Time: 10:30 am 

Cost: $50 pp

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Sound Bath Goat Yoga for Two

Sound Bath Goat Yoga for Three

Sound Bath Goat Yoga for Four

Sound Bath Goat Yoga for Six

The session begins with a Ceremonial Smudge to cleanse the energy of negativity and initiate a calming atmosphere. You will then be immersed in a Sound Bath generated by Tibetan brass singing bowls. These bowls have been used for centuries for healing and meditation. They create a range of different sounds and frequencies that benefit the listener by “tuning up” our vibrational frequencies. Each part of our bodies has its own frequency and  the sound of the bowls allow the body to harmonize out of sync frequencies to a healthier state. Tibetan singing bowls have been said to reduce stress and anxiety, improve circulation, balance energy centers throughout the body, increase mental clarity and promote an overall state of well being.

Date: Saturday, May 8th

Time: 10:00am

Saturday, May 22nd

Time: 1:00pm

$36

ForagingWildHerbs

Gathering plants from the wild, otherwise known as wildcrafting, provides many benefits. It connects us to the natural world and the changing of the seasons and helps tie us to our ancestral heritage. Working with plants found in the wild is empowering and is the best way to ensure that our medicines are fresh, sustainable and of high quality. In addition, wildcrafting can be very ecofriendly and cost effective. Along with our walk, I will also be discussing guidelines on how to carefully and conscientiously collect plants so that we leave the land better than how we found it.

At this workshop you will discover the incredible healing power of the wild herbs that are growing locally, quite possibly in your own backyard. Take a guided walk around Mad Lavender Farm with Katie Moxham and learn to identify many of the wild plants making their appearance in Spring. She will talk about each plant and their traditional uses, harvest methods and herbal preparations.

Recipes and handouts included

I am a plant lover, medicine maker, wildcrafter, and clinical herbalist with a background in biology, conservation, and organic farming on a mission to reconnect individuals with the power of plants. I offer in-depth herbal consultations to those who seek healing in a more natural way through medicinal herbs, and my clinical practice includes helping people address root causes of imbalance concerning the nervous system, digestive system, musculoskeletal system, respiratory and immune system, endocrine system, and female reproductive system.

In addition, I am the founder of Cultivating Roots LLC, a small-scale herb farm and apothecary based outside of Doylestown, PA and am passionate about combining my knowledge of Western Herbal Medicine and Traditional Chinese Medicine with my experience in farming and medicine-making to help individuals incorporate herbs into their daily lives to achieve optimal health, balance and emotional well-being.

Dates:

June 26th 
Time: 1pm

July 10th

Time: 1pm
Cost: $55
Maximum # of people: 6

Schedule Appointment

Lavender wands can only be made with long-stemmed lavender that is fresh cut out of the field. There is a small window of time in the entire year when long-stemmed lavender is in bloom and ready for making wands and that is part of what makes them so special. The wonderful thing about lavender wands is, though they can only be made during the weeks that span the end of June and beginning of July, the scent of a wand lasts for years.

The fresh lavender buds are captured within the woven stems, preserving the scent of lavender for years. Just give them a gentle squeeze and inhale the fragrance.

We have a variety of pretty colored ribbons to choose from to fashion a wand that is uniquely yours. Using a double faced ribbon you can manipulate a stripe into your weaving.

The workshop is rain or shine. If it’s raining, we simply duck into our 26 tipi to enjoy the workshop with the raindrops gently pattering outside.

Adrienne Crombie is an artist, lavender farmer, artist and co-owner of Mad Lavender Farm. Adrienne designed the Mad Lavender logo, develops their product line and continues to paint murals on any available surface on the farm.

The sweet and spicy aroma of Tulsi Basil provides an uplift for the body, mind and spirit. You’ll know it is no ordinary Basil when you catch it’s scent in the breeze. Also known as Holy Basil, this soothing herb provides a wealth of medicinal properties and a sense of comfort and wellbeing in challenging times.

Revered in India as the Elixir of Life, Tulsi is believed to be the embodiment of the Hindu goddess Lakshmi. The energy of Tulsi is used to balance and harmonize our chakras, enliven us and provide what we need to show up as our divine selves in the world.

To get to know this mysterious and wonderful herb on a deeper level, we will experience her gifts in the garden at Mad Lavender Farm and explore her many healing properties in depth. Tulsi has the ability to calm and restore the nervous system, boost physical stamina, provide mental clarity, and is an ally to the heart, lungs and liver. And that’s just for starters.

In our workshop we will take a meditative walk through the garden alongside the lavender field to connect with Tulsi’s energy and journey together from the head to the heart. While sipping on our fresh brewed Tulsi Basil tea, we will learn the methods for creating a tincture, an elixir and an oxymel. Everyone will be hands on in creating their own menstruum of choice. Participants will leave with their own Tulsi Holy Basil creation, the fresh harvested herb, a comprehensive informational Tulsi handout and drawing of the goddess Lakshmi.

Our workshops will be limited to an intimate gathering of 8 people in order to maintain a safe practice of social distancing.

In the interest of inclusivity for those who would love to take this workshop we are happy to offer tiered pricing. $50 supports you, $45 is our community price and $55 helps support us all. We look forward to coming together on the farm!

Feel free to stroll the farm, see the chickens and baby goats and shop at our open air lavender boutique.

All workshops at Mad Lavender Farm are open air and limited attendance for your health and safety. Please do bring a mask in case you need to mask up when in closer proximity to others. This workshop is rain or shine.

Katie O’Neill believes that the right tools and wellness practices are what is most needed for our evolution into this new paradigm. As an artist, floral designer, Herbalist, Flower Essence guide, and student of Medical Astrology and Celtic traditions~ her love of exploration assists in her creative process to capture ancestral nostalgia and a spiritual essence in her work. Katie hopes to empower women and men by holding space to reconnect in community and to our individual divine nature as creators. By being close to nature she believes we have the ability to strengthen our own intuitions. Katie is a native born Jersey girl who calls the Pine Barrens, the shore and Pennsylvania her current homes and discovery playground. She is available for private consults.